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The "Rap Music on Trial" bill will place limitations on how rap lyrics can be used as evidence in criminal cases.

Kevin Hart's alleged statement that got the Cairo stop canceled from his international "Reality Check" comedy tour has the internet in a heated debate.

In March, The Black Girl Magic Museum will open at the Southwest Center in Dallas.

Tennis stars Serena and Venus Williams will serve as executive producers for a documentary that highlights the unsung story behind the 1971 Women’s World Cup.

LeBron James has teamed up with LIFEWTR for a campaign that celebrates the intersection of purpose and creativity.

Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science is elevating its mission to increase the representation of Black doctors in medicine.

His Airness celebrated his 60th birthday in style.

The senior citizens were at risk of losing their homes due to gentrification.

Nike is donating $8.9 million in grants to grassroots nonprofit organizations working to advance social justice.

NASA has donated $11.7 million to eight HBCUs to support the creation of curricula centered on artificial intelligence and machine learning.

We asked a single man, a newly married couple and a woman married for 40 years to talk about how the pandemic affected their relationships.

Clemson University has received a $3.4 million grant for the creation of a Black Heritage Trail in South Carolina.